Sentence examples for mobility to co-exist from inspiring English sources

We propose that this strategy allowed high mobility to co-exist with a generalized subsistence economy.

But they will continue to co-exist.

It's possible for everything to co-exist simultaneously.

Man and machine have learned to co-exist, for now.

"There are two visions of Poland struggling to co-exist".

Those two sides have often been able to co-exist.

SESC Pompéia is generous, allowing its multiple activities to co-exist happily, but also powerful.

* * * Paps and pickets seem to co-exist now, like bacteria, in crevices all over London.

"The goal was for Fordham to co-exist with the community," he said.

He said it might be possible for a quite a few trading systems to co-exist.

Some things were never meant to co-exist, but they do.